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Title 21 — Labor · Chapter 13
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§ 1111. Definitions As used in this chapter: (1) “Accessibility” means the design, construction, dev…
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§ 1112. State Apprenticeship Agency (a) The Department is the federally designated State Apprentices…
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§ 1113. Vermont Registered Apprenticeship Program (a) Purpose. (1) The Vermont Registered Apprentice…
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§ 1114. Vermont Apprenticeship Advisory Board (a) Creation and purpose. The Vermont Apprenticeship A…
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§ 1115. Program registration and operation (a) Application. (1) A sponsor may apply with the Vermont…
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§ 1116. Ratios (a) Ratios; variances. (1)(A) Except as otherwise provided in this section, the ratio…
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§ 1117. Standards of apprenticeship (a) An apprenticeship program shall conform to the standards ide…
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§ 1118. Apprenticeship program minimum enrollment; evaluation (a) Minimum number of apprentices. An …
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§ 1119. Apprentices registered; agreement (a) Apprentices shall be individually registered under a r…
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§ 1120. Deregistration of a registered apprenticeship program (a) Deregistration. Deregistration of …
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§ 1121. Limitations Nothing in this chapter or in an apprenticeship agreement may be construed to in…
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§ 1122. Complaints (a) Any controversy or difference arising under an apprenticeship agreement that …
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§ 1123. Pre-apprenticeship programs (a) A pre-apprenticeship program is one that is designed to prep…
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§ 1124. Youth apprenticeship programs (a) A youth apprenticeship program is one that prepares a yout…
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§ 1125. Career pathway alignment with apprenticeship programs (a) The Vermont Registered Apprentices…
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